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9/11Mestizo [PN014]
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- Publication date
- 2007-02-01
- Usage
- Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0
- Topics
- Mika Martini, minimal, andean, glitch, folklore, Chile, pueblo, nuevo, ethnic
- Item Size
- 848.4M
For all info please (y en castellano), visit:
www.pueblonuevo.cl/mestizo.htm "Mestizo" is a mixture of electronics and ancient local sounds and voices. The idea is finding a language based in our historical sound memory, but firmly placed in the present day. "Mestizo" is a collaborative work, where the following musicians and researchers contributed the sounds and samples below: Jose Perez de Arce (samples from "Son-Ido" album in tracks 1-3-4-5-6), Matorral (acoustic guitar samples in track 2; voice in track 5), Lluvia Acida (zamponhias and ocarinas samples in tracks 2-3-4), Michel Durot (samples from "Ying Yang" theme in track 3), Pablo Cornejo (assorted samples in tracks 2-3-4), Tatevari (ocarina jarra samples in track 3). Thanks for making this music come true. Special thanks to: Walter Montes de Oca for the cover art, Danieto for mastering the album and his "Matorrales" version, and Djef and Sokio for their "Whyno" versions.
www.pueblonuevo.cl/mestizo.htm "Mestizo" is a mixture of electronics and ancient local sounds and voices. The idea is finding a language based in our historical sound memory, but firmly placed in the present day. "Mestizo" is a collaborative work, where the following musicians and researchers contributed the sounds and samples below: Jose Perez de Arce (samples from "Son-Ido" album in tracks 1-3-4-5-6), Matorral (acoustic guitar samples in track 2; voice in track 5), Lluvia Acida (zamponhias and ocarinas samples in tracks 2-3-4), Michel Durot (samples from "Ying Yang" theme in track 3), Pablo Cornejo (assorted samples in tracks 2-3-4), Tatevari (ocarina jarra samples in track 3). Thanks for making this music come true. Special thanks to: Walter Montes de Oca for the cover art, Danieto for mastering the album and his "Matorrales" version, and Djef and Sokio for their "Whyno" versions.
